information technology
Microsoft Office updates planned tonight
The S&T information technology (IT) department will complete the final push to update all S&T computers with the new Microsoft Office software, Microsoft 365 Apps for Enterprise tonight (Thursday, Jan. 28).
Read More »Kaltura to Panopto changeover planned
On June 1, Kaltura will no longer be available for use, but don’t worry – your video content will be moved for you. Since Kaltura and Panopto have similar features, the IT team will consolidate all video streaming and lecture capabilities onto Panopto to streamline technologies, support and budgets.
Read More »Marti Hanner to retire
Marti Hanner, an expert system support analyst in information technology, is retiring after nearly 24 years of service to S&T. The campus community is invited to offer her well wishes by email at hanner@mst.edu.
Read More »OpenVPN replaces AnyConnect
The virtual private network (VPN) tool, AnyConnect, will be decommissioned and no longer available for use after the winter break. A replacement tool, OpenVPN, is available now.
Read More »Learn about CAFE funding opportunities, research help from IT
This semester’s final Early Career Faculty Forum will be held at 4 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 2, via Zoom. The forum will focus on funding opportunities from the Center for Advancing Faculty Excellence (CAFE) and IT research help.
Read More »IT Help Desk closed tomorrow
The S&T IT Help Desk will be closed for walk-up assistance tomorrow (Wednesday, Nov. 25). The Help Desk staff will be available tomorrow to assist individuals via chats, emails and calls to the Help Desk line.
Read More »Phishing email hits S&T
A phishing email was circulated to Missouri S&T email addresses today (Tuesday, Aug. 25). The email subject line contained “inv# 67477, 98277 and 35667 has been paid,” and the body of the email contains a phrase of “inv# 67477, 98277 and 35667 has been paid by EFT to your designated Bank” with a button link that reads ‘VIEW INVOICES AND REMITTANCE COPY. Do not respond or click the link within. Please delete the email as this phishing attempt has been reported to IT Security.
Read More »Temporary AppsAnywhere outage planned tomorrow
There will be a one-hour outage of S&T’s AppsAnywhere software tool starting at 7 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 11. During this time, users will be unable to connect to AppsAnywhere or launch any new applications.
Read More »Closed captioning services available
The equity and Title IX office, in cooperation with information technology and media services, and in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), is now able to arrange closed captioning for large-scale events sponsored by Missouri S&T.
Read More »Bookout named chief information officer
Mark Bookout, a member of the Missouri S&T information technology (IT) staff for 23 years and current interim co-chief information officer, has been appointed CIO at S&T for a one-year term, effective immediately.
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